Pre-war buildings near the BM1 bus in NYC

“Pre-war” refers to buildings built before 1947. You can use this filter to focus on older NYC buildings while comparing availability and building-level signals in one place.

The BM1 filter targets buildings positioned close to the BM1 route. Commute convenience depends on your exact starting point and stop, so it’s worth double-checking walking time and daily schedules.

Openigloo centralizes building-level reviews and other structured signals, plus tenant Q&A when available. Use the information to narrow your list, then verify specifics (repairs, policies, move-in dates) with the building directly.

Older buildings can have different maintenance and pest-control histories than newer construction. If you see concerns tied to open-data signals, ask the landlord for the current status and remediation details; records may not reflect real-world conditions immediately.

Confirm transit convenience for your exact stop, then ask about utilities (what’s included), heating setup, noise expectations, and any building rules that affect move-in or daily use (package handling, access, and scheduling).

This page is organized around building criteria (pre-war + BM1 proximity). Apartment-specific details like layouts, floor level, and amenities vary by unit, so review the available options on each building and ask questions for your specific unit.

On these pages, comparing asking rent is only one step. Confirm the full monthly and upfront costs, including application fees, broker fees, security deposit, and any utilities you’ll pay, because they can change the effective budget quickly.